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assume that the curl file is a proper binary, it is often a script file
produced by libtool.
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pointer!
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overflow on 32bit filesize-systems
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render a build impossible
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are transfered. The maximum size we support now is 8 exabytes, which equals
to 8192 petabytes...
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from 64 bit types to 32 bit ones
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returns and uses as input and converting to signed generates warnings and
actually risks loss of accuracy
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enabled builds
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for the return code
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ones use this too...
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for a reason I don't know
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out of memory (thanks to 'runtests.pl -t')
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of using 'lud_filter' after freeing 'lud_dn'.
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Patch for ldap.c under Windows. It works with wldap32.dll as supplied with
Win-98/ME/2000/XP, so no extra .dlls are required. I've mostly tested it
against Verisign's ldap server. Added code in the case there are to many
responses (rc = LDAP_SIZELIMIT_EXCEEDED) and print only those we got. E.g.
curl
ldap://directory.verisign.net/?cn,display-name,mail,info?subtree?(cn=*Nelson*)
will print the first 10 results.
My only problem with it is that ldap_search_s() fails with "filter error" when
CURLDEBUG is defined ?! Maybe someone can spot the error.
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initial basic valgrind-log scan for memory leaks it could detect.
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